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THON Weekend wouldn’t be complete without its ridiculously large greek letters, and THON Weekend 2023 is no exception. We ranked some of our favorites we saw lining the Bryce Jordan

Lambda Advanced Materials acquired a new home in Alfred Stations Sugar Hill Industrial Park, marking the parks first new tenant in two decades

The snozzberries taste like victory for Phi Kappa Tau. The Hancock-based Greek organization extended its winning streak in the Michigan Technological University Winter Carnival overall monthlong statue competition to five years in a row with the Willy Wonka-themed “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.”

So it’s cold. So life goes on.

From high-speed police chases to trigger-happy constables, Pulaski County had its share of exciting news events in early 1963. And from the sounds of things, the circuit judge was quite

Science and engineering university in Rapid City, South Dakota known for personal attention, affordability, research, and placement in top paying jobs.

William D. Kraft, Jr., 87, of Cranbury died peacefully at home on Friday, Dec. 16. He was the son of the late William David and Thelma V. (Ringlaben) Kraft and brother of the late Sarah Kraft Bond. Bill grew up in and had great affection for the town of West Hazleton, Pa. where his family...

Andrea DelVesco, a 21-year-old UCLA senior, was murdered in her apartment in Sept. 2015.

(LOS ANGELES) — Westwood, the picturesque Los Angeles neighborhood home to UCLA, is the “perfect college town,” according to one student. “It’s beautiful. It feels safe.” But one morning in September 2015, just as a new school year began, a bright, promising student was brutally […]

The SBI is investigating a now-former Buncombe County detention officer. An earthquake is being confirmed in Henderson County. Tuition is going up for graduate students at Western Carolina University.